Things We Never Got Over

An episode of the Rosé and Reads podcast, hosted by Haily and Sofia, titled "Things We Never Got Over" was published on February 27, 2024 and runs 34 minutes.

February 27, 2024 ·34m · Rosé and Reads

0:00 / 0:00

Summary

Haily and Sofia discuss the fabulous Things We Never Got Over by Lucy Score. Join us to hear about our newest book boyfriend, Knox Morgan.

Episode Description

Haily and Sofia discuss the fabulous Things We Never Got Over by Lucy Score. Join us to hear about our newest book boyfriend, Knox Morgan.

Share this episode

Similar Episodes

Old Sultan

Nov 19, 2023 ·5m

The Old Man and his Grandson

Nov 19, 2023 ·2m

The Fox and the Cat

Nov 19, 2023 ·2m

The Mouse, the Bird and the Sausage

Nov 19, 2023 ·4m

Hans in Luck

Nov 19, 2023 ·7m

The Twelve Brothers

Nov 19, 2023 ·6m

Similar Podcasts

Malden Reads Fahrenheit 451 Anne D'Urso-Rose A companion podcast for the 2020 NEA Big Read in Malden, MA. Host & producer Anne D’Urso-Rose speaks with community members and special guests to discuss the novel "Fahrenheit 451" by Ray Bradbury and its relevance in our society today. The Mollop Lee Johnson Lee Johnson: educator, chef and traveler, reads a story from French History to his co-host: 9-year old Rose Johnson, who knows nothing about the story, and has a tenuous grasp on Euro History, as is typical of her generation. Any similarity to the Dollop is coincidental, and we all wish Rose would stop mentioning it. What Rose Read Rose Underwood I’m rose and I read... a lot. Every FRIDAY I’ll be publishing weekly episodes reviewing books I’ve read, in an honest and humorous way! Any suggestions you may have for me can be sent to [email protected]! My beautiful logo was designed by @warhorsedesignco on Instagram. Panel Discussion Panel Discussion A comic book club podcast hosted by Kyle Rose and Felix Sanchez. Each month we select one comic book or graphic novel to discuss and invite all of our listeners to join the conversation. Please tweet any and all of your thoughts, comments, feedback or criticism about that month's selected book to twitter.com/paneldiscussion. You just might hear your input read and discussed on-air. Thank you for listening and remember comics are literature too!